Saakashvili: My great-grandmother Tamara saved Stalin

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The former president of Georgia, the former governor of the Odessa region, and now the “main fighter against the regime” in Ukraine, Mikhail Saakashvili, announced that his family had “saved” Joseph Dzhugashvili (Stalin) at one time. M. Saakashvili, who was once again unsuccessfully trying to detain the SBU special forces, once again unsuccessfully, describes the “exploits” of his ancestors, on Facebook:

We went with friends to the cinema at the Death of Stalin. Super cool movie. My great-grandmother Tamara told me how she saved Stalin from the royal gendarmes, took him by the hand from the house of her father, a wealthy industrialist, and Stalin repaid the property and the destruction of her father and brother for the good of her family. My English teacher, Gela Charkviani, often visited Stalin with his father, the party boss of the Caucasus, for several years before the leader’s death, and the situation he described is very similar to the one shown in the film. So I recommend to go and see.




Saakashvili: My great-grandmother Tamara saved Stalin


Meanwhile, the publication of the statement by Mr. Saakashvili (as well as his photo with a smile on his face) caused a lot of questions among Ukrainian citizens. Citizens of the “new motherland” Saakashvili are perplexed how the SBU works in the country if the detention of the ex-governor of the Odessa region once again turns into a performance, and the main character after the “detention” walks around Kiev cinemas. Ukrainians wonder: the current authorities do not have the authority not only to govern the country (after the well-known statements of J. Biden about the appointment of the prosecutor general), but even to detain a person whose extradition is required by the state, called Ukraine "one of the most important regional partners"?
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  1. +11
    12 February 2018 14: 43
    I also had a grandfather and he had such a mustache. Saakashvili completely went off the roof.
    1. +13
      12 February 2018 14: 46
      My great-grandmother Tamara told me how she saved Stalin from the royal gendarmes, took him by the hand from the house of her father, a wealthy industrialist,

      Yeah, Stalin all spit in the next world, from such rescuers. negative
      1. +6
        12 February 2018 14: 54
        ..and his great prappraprapra .. fie .. grandmother Tamara ruled Georgia from 1166 to 1213 (the period of the reign of Queen Tamara) ... wassat
        1. +9
          12 February 2018 15: 10
          and his great-prappraprapra ... fie ... grandmother Tamara ruled Georgia from 1166 to 1213 (the period of the reign of Queen Tamara) ...

          So with whom you will lead, from that you will gain. hi It was not without reason that he visited Ukraine, the black sea tufts were dug up, and this great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-emperor of the royal blood. laughing
          1. +3
            12 February 2018 15: 15
            Looks like fungi in an independent glorious, picky laughing
          2. +6
            12 February 2018 16: 38
            An old Georgian is sitting, grazing sheep. Then the little kids run up and
            they say like grandfather tell a story about the war. Well, he started, that’s caught
            the Germans - the Frenchman, the Pole and me, and they say: or. let us all of you
            in the ass - and then let go. or shooting. Well, the Frenchman agreed
            the Pole agreed, they were released. Kids: "Grandfather, what happened to you?"
            Gruzin: "and the kids shot me!"
      2. +1
        12 February 2018 14: 58
        He does not spit, but rotates in a coffin, generating megawatts of electric power due to the friction force!
      3. +8
        12 February 2018 15: 09
        Ugh, damn it, ambush, read the headline: My great-grandmother Tamara slept with Stalin ....
        I wanted to ask a question: What about Beria?
        All .... shvilisuch rascals wassat laughing tongue
        1. +1
          12 February 2018 17: 00
          Quote: Penalty
          I wanted to ask a question: What about Beria?

          love Wait a bit, in the next series of glitches he will talk about his grandfather's European tolerance ... lol
        2. +1
          12 February 2018 19: 05
          Quote: Penalty
          Ugh, damn it, ambush, read the headline: My great-grandmother Tamara slept with Stalin ....

          I would have slept with Stalin and Beria, would have been a man, otherwise I would have slept with everyone who doesn’t mind well and for a little money. laughing
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      5. +2
        12 February 2018 17: 41
        Yeah, Stalin all spit in the next world, from such rescuers. negative

        We went with friends to the cinema at the "Death of Stalin." Super cool movie. My great-grandmother Tamara told me how she saved Stalin from the royal gendarmes, took him by the hand from the house of her father, a wealthy industrialist, and Stalin paid for the good of her family with confiscation of property and the destruction of her father and brother.

        Wow, what a "shit"! When I studied for free in the Kiev Polytechnic (in the USSR), it was normal, I didn’t “blather” about my offended relatives, but now:
        -Former President of Georgia (wanted!)
        -Former Governor of Odessa region
        -always a "former" and a passportless "citizen of Ukraine" who does what he wants, and he does not care about the Ukrainian authorities ...
        And now "offended by the power of Stalin ..." stop
        Vlad, welcome! hi
    2. +2
      12 February 2018 14: 49
      Quote: ul_vitalii
      Saakashvili completely went off the roof.

      While still smoking, he sniffs or sniffs, and his grandfather sponsored a bandera, or gave advice to Beria. wassat
    3. +2
      12 February 2018 15: 19
      Quote: ul_vitalii
      Saakashvili completely went off the roof.

      No. He simply actively "trolls" Poroshenko, showing who is the boss in the house.
      Saakashvili: My great-grandmother Tamara saved Stalin
      Wait, the option is still possible when Mishiko declares that his great-grandmother didn’t just save Stalin, but because they were very close, and that he, Mishiko is Stalin’s great-great-grandson ...
    4. +1
      12 February 2018 15: 30
      This is rare, but it happens that only grandfather is kind of smart. And so Mishiko demolished the monument to the Great Georgian of all nations - Joseph Dzhugashvili. The tractor is not even from the other side "bitches sawing." Is it pure Georgian? belay
      1. +2
        12 February 2018 16: 15
        Quote: siberalt
        This is rare, but it happens that only grandfather is kind of smart. And so Mishiko demolished the monument to the Great Georgian of all nations - Joseph Dzhugashvili. The tractor is not even from the other side "bitches sawing." Is it pure Georgian? belay


        These rabotyagi are especially touched ... they apparently think that if they fall it will not hurt them))) Darwin Prize)))
  2. +3
    12 February 2018 14: 43
    It turns out Stalin could rid the world of Saakashvili
    1. +1
      12 February 2018 14: 47
      and vice versa his grandmother could do
  3. +2
    12 February 2018 14: 44
    It would be better if she persuaded her great-granddaughter to have an abortion ...
  4. +4
    12 February 2018 14: 45
    Grandmother in the next world fucks up with such a granddaughter. Infa 100%.
  5. +2
    12 February 2018 14: 46
    Damn, baby, again to coke bust laughing
  6. +4
    12 February 2018 14: 46
    In a rush, that dude! Enviously ... laughing
  7. +5
    12 February 2018 14: 46
    And this marginal without a clan, without a tribe, without a homeland, without honor and conscience ruled Georgia and is eager for power in Ukraine? Ugh ...
    Although, Ukraine is probably worthy of such a "ruler."
  8. +1
    12 February 2018 14: 52
    And great-grandfather shot Hitler in a bunker, so this is Mihuel the arbiter of the destinies of peoples in the world ...
  9. +1
    12 February 2018 15: 02
    Great-grandmother Miho would have done another good deed, besides saving Stalin, would have persuaded her grandmother Miho to have an abortion.
  10. +1
    12 February 2018 15: 07
    Saakashvili, apparently, according to the established tradition, while watching a movie he chewed his "magic" tie instead of popcorn ...
  11. +4
    12 February 2018 15: 41
    here the bear came up with an excuse! ... SBU immediately obos ... scared and did not begin to arrest ...
  12. +1
    12 February 2018 15: 52
    Saakashvili: My great-grandmother Tamara saved Stalin
    Just did not specify what: from spermotoxicosis and by suction. Yes
  13. 0
    12 February 2018 15: 55
    Citizens of the “new Homeland” Saakashvili are perplexed how the SBU works in the country if the detention of the ex-governor of the Odessa region is once again turned into a spectacle, and after the “detention” the protagonist walks around theaters in Kiev.

    So his esbousheusniki will only cover him, and his grandmother will take his hand and lead him out. Well, from the environment ...
  14. 0
    12 February 2018 16: 10
    Citizens of the “new Homeland” Saakashvili are perplexed how the SBU works in the country if the detention of the ex-governor of the Odessa region is once again turned into a spectacle, and after the “detention” the protagonist walks around theaters in Kiev. Ukrainians are wondering: do the current authorities have not only powers to govern the country (after the well-known statements of J. Biden on the appointment of the prosecutor general), but even to detain a person whose extradition is required by the state called Ukraine “one of the most important regional partners”?

    I'm not surprised.

    Watch after 11.00.
  15. 0
    12 February 2018 16: 12
    In continuation to the heading ... and sucked to Lenin or there for example to Hitler ... who likes more ...
  16. +1
    12 February 2018 16: 27
    was in Georgia recently, after Mishiko everything is standing there i.e. there is no industry as such In Gori they call it -. The monument to Stalin demolished, lying around the leader's museum. They wanted to restore, but the Baltic dwarfs barked that they would recall the ambassador. Have stopped. The country lives from remittances and export of wine and water, and tourism. Maybe for Georgia it’s enough for 4 million, but Ukraine is a little bigger and the theory of the complete collapse of the economy is carried out without Miho by local poets just as efficiently, but the Americans cannot understand it.
  17. 0
    12 February 2018 16: 33
    So not grandmother will hang
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  20. 0
    12 February 2018 17: 19
    found someone to fumble about. If it were news of a death sentence and its execution ... attacks ... another joke.
  21. 0
    12 February 2018 17: 20
    The Lord punished the grandmother with such a granddaughter!
  22. +1
    12 February 2018 20: 52
    Thanks to granny, Stalin saved Russia from the Trotskyists and other vile Satanists)
  23. 0
    12 February 2018 21: 32
    Saakashvili, when he fell from a shelf in a train, doesn’t remember anything at all:
    Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili opposed the restoration of the monument to Joseph Stalin in Gori. This was reported by "News-Georgia". He made a corresponding statement in Poland, where he is on a visit.
  24. 0
    13 February 2018 00: 27
    Misha poked you?

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